Masterpieces from the Itsuo Art Museum Collection: Buson, Go Shun, and the Art of Tea
Suntory Museum of Art · サントリー美術館 · Tokyo · –
Six chapters trace Ichizō Kobayashi's collector's eye from ancient calligraphy and sutras to painting, craft, Buson and Go Shun, tea utensils, and modern artistic exchange. The official site confirms thirteen highlights and their display periods, but the complete checklist and formal object numbers remain unpublished.
Exhibition information
Features: Itsuo Art Museum Collection: six rooms through a collector’s eye
Plan your visit
- Display periods
- First period: –
- Second period: –
- Opening hours
- 10:00–18:00 Until 20:00 on Fridays and Nov 7, and until 21:00 on Oct 31; last admission 30 minutes before closing.
- Closed
- Tuesdays (open until 18:00 on Sep 22 and Nov 3).
- Closed during the exhibition
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- Admission
- Adult ¥1,700
- University student ¥1,200
- High-school student ¥1,000
- Reservation
- Official online tickets are available; admission is free for junior-high students and younger. Check the official site for availability and day-of-visit updates.
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Sources for this page
- Official exhibition page · www.suntory.co.jp Information verified
- Source · www.suntory.co.jp Information verified
- Source · www.suntory.co.jp Information verified
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